Plate aluminum alloy 2014A
for the aerospace industrycorrosion-resistant

plate aluminum alloy
plate aluminum alloy
plate aluminum alloy
plate aluminum alloy
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Characteristics

Form
plate
Other characteristics
for the aerospace industry, corrosion-resistant
Mechanical resistance

460 MPa

Elasticity

410 MPa

Typical elongation

8 %

Thickness

Max.: 12.5 mm
(0.492 in)

Min.: 6 mm
(0.236 in)

Description

2014A is a high strength aluminium plate product containing 3.9% to 5 % copper. The material offers attractive mechanical properties with good machinability. Cold formability can be limited when used fully heated treated as can weldability. Natural corrosion resistance is poor and, therefore, a protective coating is often required. BS L93 aluminium alloy is the most popular specification from this grade. We offer stock availability of 2014A aluminium plates in a wide range of sizes and tempers (including T6, T651 or T652 tempers). Processing We offer a complete plate cutting service using a range of equipment including vertical and CNC saws. We process plates to tight dimensional tolerances to match our clients' needs which may also eliminates a requirement for additional cutting. Technical Support To find out more about the 2014A aluminium plate and for other technical advice, contact Smiths Advanced Metals today. Our team of qualified metallurgists and engineers will be pleased to assist you. Grades / Specifications BS EN 573, BS EN 485 BS L100 BS L93 Applications High technology applications Defence components Aerospace components Structural applications Product Benefits High mechanical strength Excellent machinability Excellent fatigue resistance Improved strength after heat-treatment

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